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Remote Instructional Day - 10/29/2020
Due to the effects of Hurricane Zeta, our area is under a hazardous weather outlook, flash flood watch, and a tropical storm warning through this afternoon. In response, the Caldwell County Schools will operate on a Remote Instructional Day for all CCS students on Thursday, Oct. 29. Students will not report to school for face-to-face instruction. Please take the necessary steps to be safe at home. -
Back to School Information and Updates
We're providing timely information as students return to school. Click here for the latest local and state updates on topics that affect families and the school environment:
- Public Health Data
- Health Procedures and Protocols
- Parent/Student Attestation Forms
Working together we will keep our schools and communities strong!
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Caldwell Agricultural Expo!
Caldwell Agriculture Expo is a unique opportunity for Caldwell County students and members of our community to explore the agriculture industry. Click here to learn more!
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Finance Department Awarded for Excellence
The Caldwell County Schools Finance Department received the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting by the School Business Officials International Association (17th consecutive year) and the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting presented by the Government Finance Officers Association. Congratulations!
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Parent Portal - 24/7 Access to Student Grades, Attendance and Assignments
HomeBase™ Parent Portal allows parents to log in and access their student's attendance, grades, assignments, and other information. This portal gives parents and students access to real-time student data - no need to wait for progress reports. You have access to grades every day! Need an account? Click here for more information. -
CCS Remote Instruction Tutorials
Visit our Remote Instruction website for more information and tutorials.
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Elementary Students Start on Plan A
Plan A started today for students in grades K-5, the first day of the second nine-week grading period. More than 400 elementary students transitioned from participating in the full remote learning platform to being on campus for in-person instruction.
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Plan A Starts on Monday for K-5 Students
Starting on Monday, Oct. 19, students in grades K-5 will return on Plan A, which is the state's reopening plan that allows more students in the classroom by minimizing social distancing.
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K-5 Students Start School on Plan A - Board Reiterates Continuous Monitoring
During an emergency School Board session held Thursday, Oct. 16 - at the close of the first 9-week grading period - Superintendent Dr. Donald Phipps presented a report indicating that the school district had a total of 69 students and 12 staff members who tested positive for COVID-19 from the start of school on Aug. 17 through Oct. 14, less than 1 percent of each population.
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CTE Ranks in the Top 10
Caldwell County Schools Career and Technical Education (CTE) ranked Top 10 in the state for the most credentialed CTE students among high schools in North Carolina. The standings were announced this week during the NC Department of Public Instruction CTE virtual conference.
